Heroes and feats

Mizina with her fighting friends. Photo taken on November 1, 1944 in Poland.

Photo of veteran Yakov Arsentievich Lyabov, WWII veteran wounded "Myasnoy Bor" shooter. He was awarded the medal "For Courage", etc.

Zamyatin Yakov Andreevich, a Red Army soldier, did not return from the battle 11.03.1943

Nadezhnitskaya Ekaterina Andreevna stands first on the right. Ekaterina Andreevna was a senior operating nurse. Poland 1944.

Nadezhnitskaya Ekaterina Andreevna stands first on the right. Ekaterina Andreevna Senior nurse of 587 mobile field hospital.

Shamykov Konstantin Petrovich

Savenkov Kondraty Parfirevich - Red Army soldier. Born in 1908 in the village of Bazarnaya Kensha, Nikolo-Pestrovsky District, Penza Region. Was drafted to the front in 1941. In August 1942 he disappeared near Sevastopol.

Tagiltsev Dmitry Vasilievich, photo before going to the front, sergeant

Ablinov Fedor Sidorovich was drafted in 1941. Red Army soldier of service 48 of the Road-Commandant section of the Military Road No. 9. He fought on the Western, First and Second Baltic, Leningrad fronts. Awarded: the Order of the Red Star (1945), medals "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." (10945) and "For Military Merit" (1945).

Killed near Voronezh in 1944

Killed in 1942

Ivanov Pavel Grigorievich was the participant of the Second World War. Was drafted in 1940 to the North Caucasus in the sea-based artillery troops. There he met the Great Patriotic War. He was awarded medals "For the Defense of the Caucasus", "For Courage".

Sostavkin SERGEY YAKOVLEVICH Private soldier. Was born in 1911 in the village Bobrovka, Suzunsky District, Novosibirsk Region. Drafted by the Suzunsky Regional Military Commissariat on May 8, 1943. Disappeared in 1943.

Ivanov Vasily Ivanovich sergeant 1910-1996 after the war raised the Kirov collective farm in the Malokushninsky village council of the Morkinsky district in the Mari ASSR

SOTNIKOV IVAN ALEXEEVICH Private soldier. Was born in 1902 in the village. Verkh-Suzun, Suzunsky district, Novosibirsk region. Drafted by the Suzunsky Regional Military Commissariat on September 4, 1941. Disappeared on December 6, 1941.